Assassin of Doumer Dies on Guillotine in Paris
The assassin Dr. Paul Gorguloff was executed by guillotine at dawn in Paris for the May 7 shooting of President Paul Doumer. He remained silent as he prepared for death, praying in Russian before the blade fell at 6 30 A M and his body was taken to a pauper’s grave.
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Reynolds Packard
United Press
Paris
Paul Doumer
Paul Gorguloff
Pete” Doumer
Gorguloff
Not a royalist or Communist manacles and final ritual
The prisoner Gorgouloff, before execution, repeats phrases from a Russian priest and proclaims his allegiance to Russian peasants. He is prepared for his final punishment as guards shave his head and secure him for the knife of the widow while he rants about his “idea.”
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Gorgouloff
Hear officer in bank case in Nacogdoches
A habeas corpus hearing was held for Alec Conner deputy sheriff of Angelina County charged with trying to steal a 7000 pound bank safe using a specially built truck. Bond for Conner and R L Bass was set at 5000 each on burglary and felony theft counts. Conner's bond reduced to 750 on one count bringing total to 3250. Claude Jones posted 5000 bond and testified that the three planned to move Huntington night watchman out of town with a traffic officer's help.
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Nacogdoches
Alec Conner
Angelina County
Carmer E. Brazil
Conner
Claude Jones
Huntington
Hope for son to follow medical path echoed in trial
A speaker hopes his son becomes a doctor to carry the family idea. His wife awaits a child, while the Russian figure in the trial died with the same twisted grin he showed during proceedings.
Bank Safe Theft Plans Unfold From 1932 Miami Permits
Testimony described elaborate schemes to move a bank safe from Huntington State Bank using a specially built trailer. Two failed attempts occurred seven and three weeks earlier, with police arresting three men at the rear door. Separately, Miami area building permits in 1932 totaled nearly $2,000,000.
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Huntington State Bank
Conner
Miami, Fla
Guiding Your Child Thumb Sucking Habits
The article discusses thumb sucking as a common yet undesirable habit and explains its roots in hunger, frustration, and the need for comfort. It warns that direct disciplinary measures may carry psychological risks and suggests considering the child's emotional needs and environment in guiding behavior.
Indian Jailed After Stolen Goods Found
C. W. Seat a 21 year old Kickapoo Indian was jailed in Potter County after a burglary at Carlton & Beasley Tailoring Shop. Within an hour and a half stolen clothing was found in his room at Crawford Hotel. Seat admitted the burglary and bond set at 1000 was not posted. Deputies arrested him with other officers involved.
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C. W
Potter County
Carlton & Beasley Tailoring
East Sixth Avenue
Seat
Crawford Hotel
W. N. Thompson
G. W. McCarthy
J. W. Minter
C. T Vanderpool
Jack Graves
John Odom
Keeping a Child Busy and Content Through Play
The text emphasizes keeping the child engaged with varied playthings and safe exploration to prevent thumb sucking. Kind, gentle consistent handling and a soothing maternal voice support a cheerful, satisfied child who avoids self-soothing habits.
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